Record Suspension Guide

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1 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Parole Board of Canada Record Suspension Guide Step-by-Step Instructions and Application Forms March 2012 Need Assistance? Contact the Parole Board of Canada at: (toll free)

2 Did You Know? You Can Apply Directly to the Parole Board of Canada for a Record Suspension All you need to do is follow the step-by-step instructions in this Guide and pay the Application Processing Fee of $ (CDN). (Certified cheque, bank draft or money order, payable to the Receiver General for Canada). You do not need a lawyer or representative to apply for a Record Suspension. This will not speed up the processing of your application or guarantee that you receive a record suspension. The Parole Board of Canada treats all applications the same. IMPORTANT: You must answer all questions truthfully and completely. Concealing information or making false or deceptive statements will result in your application being denied or your record suspension being revoked or ceasing to have effect at a later date. ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS ONLY. PHOTOCOPIES NOT ACCEPTED* (*only photocopies of immigration and identification documents will be accepted) Applications must include only original documents with original signatures and original office seals or stamps from the courts and police, or your application will be returned to you. Forms that have been tampered with will also be returned.

3 Record Suspension Application Guide IMPORTANT! Before using this Guide... This Guide includes instructions and all the forms you need to apply for a record suspension. Before you mail your application, photocopy all of your forms and official documents to keep for future reference. Your application must include only original documents with original signatures and original office seals or stamps, or it will be returned to you. Please note that you are responsible for any additional fees required as part of your application, such as fingerprints, criminal record, court documents and police checks. Before you start, read the following questions and answers to make sure you qualify for or need to apply for a record suspension, and to find out what it will and will not do for you. WHO is responsible for record suspensions? ARE any offences ineligible? WHO can apply? WHEN can you apply? DO I need a lawyer or a representative to apply? The Parole Board of Canada (PBC) is the official and only federal agency responsible for making record suspension decisions under the Criminal Records Act (CRA). Under the CRA, the PBC can order, deny and revoke a record suspension. Yes. You are not eligible for a record suspension if you have been convicted of: a Schedule 1 Offence (sexual offence involving a child) under the Criminal Records Act; more than three (3) offences prosecuted by indictment, each with a prison sentence of two years or more. You can apply for a Record Suspension if you: were convicted as an adult of an offence in Canada under a federal act or regulation of Canada; were convicted of a crime in another country and were transferred to Canada under the Transfer of Offenders Act or International Transfer of Offenders Act. Before you apply for a record suspension, you must have completed all of your sentences, which includes: all fines, surcharges, costs, restitution and compensation orders; all sentences of imprisonment, conditional sentences, including parole and statutory release; any probation order(s). * Note: If you have a prohibition order, it does not need to have expired before the waiting period begins. After completing all of your sentences, you must have completed a waiting period: 5 years for a summary offence (or a service offence under the National Defence Act). 10 years for an indictable offence (or a service offence under the National Defence Act for which you were fined more than $5,000, detained or imprisoned for more than 6 months). No. This application guide includes step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a record suspension and all the forms that you need. You can also call for assistance. Just follow the steps and mail your application form, $ (CDN) application fee, and official documents. An application from a lawyer or a representative does not receive preferential treatment. Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line Continued on page 2 1

4 Record Suspension Application Guide Before you get started Continued from page 1 WHAT is the effect of a record suspension? WILL a record suspension erase my conviction? WILL a record suspension erase my prohibition order? DO I need a record suspension if I am a young offender? DO I need a record suspension if I received an absolute or conditional discharge? WILL a record suspension guarantee me entry into a foreign country? DO I need a record suspension to apply for a passport? A record suspension keeps a judicial record of a conviction separate and apart from other criminal records, and gives law abiding citizens an opportunity to reintegrate into society. It removes all information about the conviction from the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database. Federal agencies cannot give out information about the conviction without approval from the Minister of Public Safety Canada. A record suspension removes disqualifications caused by a criminal conviction, such as the ability to contract with the federal government, or eligibility for Canadian citizenship. If you are convicted of a new offence, the information may lead to a reactivation of the file in CPIC. No. A record suspension does not erase the fact that you were convicted of a crime. Your criminal record is not erased, but it is kept separate and apart from other criminal records. No. A record suspension has no effect on a prohibition order. You may need to apply for a record suspension if you were found guilty as a young person and before the specific period of time defined in youth legislation, you were convicted as an adult. The record suspension may cover both the youth and adult records. You do not need to apply if you were found guilty only in a youth court or youth justice court, since your record will be destroyed or archived once all applicable time periods have elapsed under the Young Offenders Act or the Youth Criminal Justice Act. If you have only received absolute or conditional discharges, you do not need to apply for a record suspension. If you received an absolute discharge on or after July 24, 1992, the RCMP will automatically remove it from its system one year after the court decision. If you received a conditional discharge on or after July 24, 1992, the RCMP will automatically remove it 3 years after the court decision. If you received an absolute or conditional discharge before July 24, 1992, contact the RCMP to have the information removed (RCMP Pardon & Purge Services, P.O. Box 8885, Ottawa, ON K1G 3M8). No. A record suspension does not guarantee you entry or visa privileges to another country. Before you go, contact the authorities of any country you wish to visit to find out what you need to do to enter that country. U.S. and other non-canadian citizens are not eligible for a record suspension unless they were convicted of a crime in Canada. No. Passport Canada reviews each application on its own merit. You should contact Passport Canada directly to find out more about the specific requirements for getting a passport. 2 Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

5 Record Suspension Application Guide The 9 steps to apply for a Record Suspension If you are eligible, have completed all of your sentences, and it is past the waiting period (see page 1), you can now apply for a Record Suspension. Here are the 9 steps to follow and the pages where you can find instructions on how to do each step: 1 Get your Convictions, Conditional and Absolute Discharges form (Criminal Record) from the RCMP in Ottawa and, if required, your Proof of Conviction documents. See page 4 2 Get your Court Information, if required, using the form at the back of this Guide. See page 5 3 Get your Military Conduct Sheet (current and former members of the Canadian Forces only). See page 6 4 Get your Local Police Records Check(s) using the form at the back of this Guide. See page 7 5 Get your Proof of Citizenship or Immigration Documents (if born outside of Canada). See page 8 6 Get a Photocopy of your Document to Support your Identification. See page 8 7 Fill in the Record Suspension Application Form (answer all questions). See page 9 8 Fill in the Measurable Benefit/Sustained Rehabilitation Form (complete all sections). See page 10 9 Complete the Checklist and mail your application and documents with the $ (CDN) processing fee. See page 10 IMPORTANT: Make a photocopy of all your documents for future reference. Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

6 Record Suspension Application Guide 1 Get your Criminal Record Contact your local Police Service to have your fingerprints taken on a Fingerprint Form. IMPORTANT: The Fingerprint Form must clearly show that you are applying for a Record Suspension. Send the Fingerprint Form and a certified cheque, money order or bank draft for $25.00 (CDN) payable to the Receiver General for Canada to this address: RCMP, Civil Fingerprint Screening Service, P.O. Box 8885, Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3M8 For inquiries visit or call (613) Wait to receive your Criminal Record (Criminal Convictions, Conditional and Absolute Discharges form) or a Certification of No Criminal Record from the RCMP. The Parole Board of Canada will accept either one. Check your Criminal Record carefully to make sure all of your convictions are on it. You are responsible to ensure that all of your convictions are submitted to the PBC. If YES go to 2 on the next page If NO If NO, you must get a Proof of Conviction for each conviction missing from your Criminal Record, or for no record. Contact the court that heard your case and/or the Police Service that arrested you to get this. The Proof of Conviction must include: Date: the date and court where you were sentenced Offence: the offence that resulted in your conviction Sentence: the sentence you received Arresting Police Force If the Court and/or Police Service do not have a record of your conviction(s), request this in writing, and contact the Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Helpline at for assistance. 4 Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

7 Record Suspension Application Guide 2 Get your Court Information You will need additional court information if you do not already have proof of payment for all fines, victim surcharges, restitution 1, and compensation, as well as the final payment date. Also, the method of trial for each conviction (summary or indictable) is what determines eligibility (5 or 10 years) as well as how the record suspension request is processed. This information must be provided or your file will be considered according to the longest waiting period applicable for that specific offence. Fill in questions 1 to 6 on the Court Information Form at the back of this Guide. Make copies of the form first in case you need to give it to more than one Court. Contact the Court that heard your case. If you were sentenced in more than one Court, you must contact each Court and have them fill in this form. Give each Court a photocopy of your Criminal Record and ask each Court to fill in the section on the Court Information Form called For Court Use Only. IMPORTANT! Make sure that each Court: Fills in all information in the For Court Use Only section of the form Signs and dates the form Puts their official Court seal or stamp on the form Gives you 2 copies of all your Court documents so you have an extra copy for yourself, in case you need these in the future (example: to enter a foreign country). It s easier to get a copy now as the record may not be available if a record suspension is granted. Compare the information from the Court on the Court Information Form with your Criminal Record and check for the following: If there is a discrepancy with the information on the Court Form and Criminal Record, or if the Court has a Record of Conviction that does not appear on your Criminal Record, you must ask the Court for a Proof of Conviction. See 1: Proof of Conviction. 1 If you were ordered to pay restitution to an individual or entity, courts may not be able to confirm payment (if this is the case, call the PBC at ). Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

8 Record Suspension Application Guide 3 Get your Military Conduct Sheet (current and former members of the Canadian Forces only) Ú IF YOU ARE NOT a current or past member of the Canadian Forces, Go to 4 on the next page. Ú IF YOU ARE a current or past member of the Canadian Forces (Regular or Reserve) you must get a certified, signed and dated copy of your Military Conduct Sheet by contacting the appropriate organization below. If no conduct sheet exists you must provide a letter from your Commanding Officer. REGULAR MEMBERS: If you left less than 5 years ago, get it from the DMCARM: DMCARM Colonel By Drive Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0K2 If you left more than 5 years ago, get it from the Personnel Records Unit: Personnel Records Unit National Archives of Canada 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N3 RESERVE MEMBERS: If you left less than 3 years ago, get it from your Commanding Officer of your last posting or Unit. If you left more than 3 years ago, get it from the Personnel Records Unit: Personnel Records Unit National Archives of Canada 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N3 IMPORTANT! Include all correspondence from your Commanding Officer, National Defence or National Archives with your application. For current members, your Military Conduct Sheet should be certified, signed and dated by your Commanding Officer, and is only valid for 6 months from the date of issue. Make sure that your request for your Military Conduct sheet includes the following information: Shows that the reason for the request is for a Record Suspension Application; Your first and last name. (If it has since changed, it must state your name at the time); Your date of birth; Your military Identification Number or Service Number; Your signature; Enlistment and discharge dates. 6 Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

9 Record Suspension Application Guide 4 Get your Local Police Records Check(s) Ú You must get a Local Police Records Check for: The city or town where you live now (your current address) AND For each city or town where you have lived during the last 5 years (if you lived in that city or town for 3 months or more). IMPORTANT: Each Local Police Records Check is only valid for 6 months from the date it was issued. Here is how to get a Local Police Records Check Fill in ALL questions on page 1 of the Local Police Records Check Form included at the back of this Guide. Photocopy it for each local Police Service that you need to contact. Contact the local Police Service for the address where you live right now. In the past 5 years, if you have lived at addresses that are different from where you live right now, you must contact each local Police Service for each address where you lived. If you are not sure which Police Service to contact, ask the one where you live now. If you lived outside of Canada you still need to contact the local Police Service where you lived outside of Canada. If the Police Service outside Canada will not give you a Local Police Records Check, a signed letter from the Police Service stating that you have been of good conduct will be accepted. If it is in a foreign language, you must have it translated into English or French and submit both the original and the translated version with your application form. Show each local Police Service your Criminal Record and ask them to fill in the section on the Local Police Records Check Form called For Police Use Only on page 2 of the form. You will need to show 1 current piece of photograph identification and 1 other piece of identification (contact the Local Police Service in advance to find out what types of identification they will accept). IMPORTANT! Make sure each Police Service includes the following information on each Local Police Records Check Form or the Parole Board of Canada will return it to you: All information required in the For Police Use Only section that is on page 2 of the form Signature and date by the local Police Service Local Police Service official seal or stamp Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

10 Record Suspension Application Guide 5 Get your Proof of Citizenship or Immigration Documents Ú If YOU were born IN Canada OR are NOT currently living in Canada, you do not need to get Proof of Citizenship or immigration documents. Go to Step 6 below. If you were born outside of Canada AND you are currently living in Canada, If you are in Canada with no immigration status, then you must include a photocopy of your official and valid immigration documents with your application. then you must confirm this by providing a photocopy of an official document with your application. IMPORTANT! Expired documents are not accepted If your documents expire while the Parole Board of Canada is processing your application, you must provide an updated, valid photocopy, or your application will be delayed. DO NOT send original immigration documents, only SEND photocopies of immigration documents. 6 Get a Copy of your Document to Support your Identity To apply for a record suspension, you must submit with your application form, a clear photocopy of a document which supports your identity. This government issued (Federal, Provincial or Municipal) document must have your name, date of birth and signature on it. 8 Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

11 Record Suspension Application Guide 7 Fill in the Record Suspension Application Form Ú TO APPLY you must use the Record Suspension Application Form at the back of this Guide. IMPORTANT: The Record Suspension Application Form is only valid for 6 months from the date you sign it. Fill in ALL questions in the Record Suspension Application Form. If you do not fill in all of the questions on both page 1 and 2 of the form, the Parole Board of Canada will return the application and all documents to you. Print in BLOCK letters using blue or black ink only. If you don t have enough room to include all the requested information, please attach additional pages to the form with the information on it. Make sure to include the $ (CDN) Application Processing Fee in a certified cheque, money order or bank draft payable to the Receiver General for Canada. The Parole Board of Canada will not accept a personal cheque. Do not send cash. IMPORTANT! Before you mail your application make sure that you have: Filled in all questions on both sides of the form Answered all questions truthfully and completely Signed and dated the form. As the applicant, the form must be signed by you Include the $ (CDN) application fee (payable to the Receiver General for Canada) Photocopied all of your application documents for your own records and future reference. If you change your address... IMPORTANT: The Parole Board of Canada must be able to contact you directly. If you are unable to be contacted and/or the information or documents you provide are not verifiable, your application may not be processed. If your mailing address changes after you submit your application, you must send the Parole Board of Canada a letter with your new mailing address. Make sure the letter includes: Your name Your application Personal Reference Number Your new mailing address Your signature. As the Applicant, the letter must be signed by you. Send the letter to: Parole Board of Canada, Clemency and Record Suspension Division 410 Laurier Avenue West, 5th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R1 Even after you receive a record suspension, you must advise the PBC of any change of address. Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

12 Record Suspension Application Guide 8 Complete the Measurable Benefit/ Sustained Rehabilitation Form As per section 4.1 of the Criminal Records Act (CRA), you must clearly describe how receiving a Record Suspension would provide you with a measurable benefit AND sustain your rehabilitation into society as a law abiding citizen. Fill in ALL sections of the Measurable Benefit/Sustained Rehabilitation Form included at the back of this Guide. If you do not fill in all sections, the PBC will return your application to you. If you don t have enough room to include all the requested information, attach additional pages to the form. 9 Complete this Checklist before you mail your Record Suspension Application! Keep a photocopy for yourself of all documents you submit to the Parole Board of Canada. Record Suspension APPLICATION CHECKLIST: Have you included these documents in your application? 1. Original Criminal Record or Certification of No Criminal Record AND Proof of Conviction documents, as required (explained in Step 1) 2. Original Court Information Form (explained in Step 2) 3. Original Military Conduct Sheet, as required (explained in Step 3) 4. Original Local Police Records Check(s) (explained in Step 4) 5. Photocopy of Proof of Citizenship or Immigration Documents, as required (explained in Step 5) 6. Photocopy of your identification document (explained in Step 6) 7. Original Record Suspension Application Form (explained in Step 7) 8. Measurable Benefit/Sustained Rehabilitation Form (explained in Step 8) 9. $ (CDN) Application Processing Fee (explained in Step 9) Ú Mail your Application Form, $ (CDN) Application Fee (payable to the Receiver General for Canada), and all official documents (originals only) to the PBC at this address: Parole Board of Canada Clemency and Record Suspension Division 410 Laurier Avenue West, 5th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R1 10 Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

13 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Court Information Form For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. SECTION A: PERSONAL INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 1. What is your full legal name? (You must fill in your name and date of birth at the top of page 2 as well.) Last Name: Given Name(s): Page 1 of 2 2. Have you ever used another name other than your legal name above? NO YES Ú If YES, please write the other names that you have used here. If you do not give all of the names that you have used in the past, your application will be returned to you. Previous Last Name(s) Previous Given Name(s) 3. What is your gender? MALE FEMALE 4. What is your date of birth? SECTION B: CONTACT INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 5. What is your mailing address? Apartment/House Number and Street Address City/Town Province Postal Code Country 6. What is your telephone number? ( ) - FOR COURT USE ONLY. DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION. Name and Address of Court: Telephone Number ( ) - Court Name Street Address City/Town Province Postal Code OFFENCE INFORMATION FOR COURT USE ONLY. DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION. OFFENCE INFORMATION #1 Offence Description Sentence Place of Sentence Date of Sentence Method of Trial: Summary Indictable Unable to Confirm Court Reference # If Unable to Confirm Method of Trial, State Reason Why: Have all Fines, Surcharges, Restitutions, Compensation Orders and Other Costs Been Paid in Full? NO YES If They Have Been Paid in Full, What Was the Date of the Last Payment? If No, How Much is Outstanding? $ Our records have been destroyed; however we can confirm there are no outstanding monies owed with regard to this case. Please turn this form over. Ú PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012) Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

14 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Court Information Form For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Page 2 of 2 APPLICANT INFORMATION YOU MUST FILL IN THIS INFORMATION. Indicate the full legal name and date of birth of the applicant provided on the front of this form: Full legal name: Date of birth: OFFENCE INFORMATION FOR COURT USE ONLY. DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION. OFFENCE INFORMATION #2 Offence Description Sentence Place of Sentence Date of Sentence Method of Trial: Summary Indictable Unable to Confirm Court Reference # If Unable to Confirm Method of Trial, State Reason Why: Have all Fines, Surcharges, Restitutions, Compensation Orders and Other Costs Been Paid in Full? NO YES If They Have Been Paid in Full, What Was the Date of the Last Payment? If No, How Much is Outstanding? $ Our records have been destroyed; however we can confirm there are no outstanding monies owed with regard to this case. OFFENCE INFORMATION #3 Offence Description Sentence Place of Sentence Date of Sentence Method of Trial: Summary Indictable Unable to Confirm Court Reference # If Unable to Confirm Method of Trial, State Reason Why: Have all Fines, Surcharges, Restitutions, Compensation Orders and Other Costs Been Paid in Full? NO YES If They Have Been Paid in Full, What Was the Date of the Last Payment? If No, How Much is Outstanding? $ Our records have been destroyed; however we can confirm there are no outstanding monies owed with regard to this case. OFFENCE INFORMATION #4 Offence Description Sentence Place of Sentence Date of Sentence Method of Trial: Summary Indictable Unable to Confirm Court Reference # If Unable to Confirm Method of Trial, State Reason Why: Have all Fines, Surcharges, Restitutions, Compensation Orders and Other Costs Been Paid in Full? NO YES If They Have Been Paid in Full, What Was the Date of the Last Payment? If No, How Much is Outstanding? $ Our records have been destroyed; however we can confirm there are no outstanding monies owed with regard to this case. COURT AUTHORIZATION Please sign, date, and stamp this form. Name of Authorized Officer of the Court: Signature: Date: Please put Court seal or stamp here. PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012)

15 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Local Police Records Check Form For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. SECTION A: PERSONAL INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 1. What is your full legal name? (You must fill in your name and date of birth at the top of page 2 as well.) Last Name: Given Name(s): 2. Have you ever used another name other than your legal name above? NO YES Ú If YES, write these other names below or your application will be returned to you. Previous Last Name(s) Previous Given Name(s) Page 1 of 2 3. What is your gender? MALE FEMALE 4. What is your date of birth? 5. Do you have a Driver s Licence? NO YES Ú If YES, what is your Driver s Licence number? Number: Province: SECTION B: MAILING AND RESIDENCE INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 6. What is your mailing address? Apartment/House Number and Street Address City/Town Province Postal Code Country 7. What is your telephone number? ( ) - 8. What addresses have you lived at in the last 5 years? Include your current address. P.O. Boxes will not be accepted. Apartment/House Number From To City/Town Province Country and Street Address Current Address Present Previous Address Previous Address Previous Address SECTION C: APPLICANT AUTHORIZATION You must sign and date here. 9. You must write in the name of the Police Service, and then you must sign and date this form. I hereby authorize (write in name of Police Service here) to release to the Parole Board of Canada information that the Police is allowed to divulge. Sign here: Date: (Applicant s Signature) Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line Y Y Y Y M M Y Y Y Y M M 10. Ask the Police Service to fill in the back of this form. Include this form in your application with the front side filled in by you and the back side filled in by the Police Service. PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012) Please turn this form over. Ú

16 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Local Police Records Check Form For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Page 2 of 2 SECTION D: FOR POLICE USE ONLY. DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION. Indicate the full legal name and date of birth of the applicant provided on the front of this form: Full legal name: Date of birth: Are There Convictions in Addition to Those Appearing on CPIC? NO YES Conviction(s) in Addition to Those Appearing on CPIC Offence Description Sentence Place of Sentence Arresting Police Service Date of Sentence List all Information Related to Incidents Involving Police and All Charges Regardless of Disposition Including Provincial Convictions/Charges. Nature of Occurrence Outcome File Number Date of Occurrence Police Representative Information: Police Service Name: Police Representative Name: Telephone Number: ( ) - Signature: Date: Internal Use Only Please put Police Service seal or stamp here. PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012)

17 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Record Suspension Application Form Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Page 1 of 2 SECTION A: PERSONAL INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 1. What is your full legal name? (You must fill in your name and date of birth at the top of page 2 as well.) Last Name: Given Name(s): 2. Have you ever used another name other than your legal name above? NO YES Ú If YES, write these other names below or your application will be returned to you. Previous Last Name(s) Previous Given Name(s) 3. What is your gender? MALE FEMALE 4. What is your date of birth? 5. Were you born in Canada? NO YES Ú If NO, see 5 of the Record Suspension Application Guide. 6. Do you have a Driver s Licence? NO YES Ú If YES, what is your Driver s Licence number? Number: Province: 7. Are you employed? NO YES Ú If YES, who is your employer? Employer Name: SECTION B: Correspondence AND RESIDENCE INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 8. What is your Mailing Address? (All information about a decision will be sent to your current address) Apartment/House Number and Street Address City/Town Province Postal Code Country 9. Do you want information in English or French? English French 10. What addresses have you lived at in the last 10 years? Include your current address. P.O. Boxes will not be accepted. Apartment/House Number and Street Address City/Town Province Country From To Y Y Y Y M M Y Y Y Y M M Current Address Present Previous Address Previous Address Previous Address Previous Address Please turn this form over. Ú PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012) Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

18 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Record Suspension Application Form Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Page 2 of 2 APPLICANT INFORMATION YOU MUST FILL IN THIS INFORMATION. Indicate the full legal name and date of birth of the applicant provided on the front of this form: Full legal name: Date of birth: CONTACT INFORMATION You must answer all questions. The Parole Board will need to contact you directly. 11. Telephone Number: ( ) - Ú Can we leave a voic message? YES NO If you do not have a telephone, provide a mailing address: 12. Can we contact someone else about your application? NO YES Ú If YES give us their name and telephone number: Name: Telephone Number: ( ) Have you ever been a member of the Canadian Forces? NO YES Former YES Current YES Former or Current Reserve Member Military Service ID Number: Date of Enrolment: Date of Discharge: If YES, See Step 3 of the Record Suspension Application Guide and fill in the information below. Provide the complete mailing address of your unit (your commanding officer may be contacted). Unit Name Sub-Unit Name Street Address or P.O. Box Number City/Town Province Postal Code CONviction INFORMATION You must answer all questions. 14. Do you have any other convictions that do not appear on your Criminal Record? NO YES Ú If YES provide details below: Offence Arresting Police Sentence Date Court (Street/City/Province) Offence Arresting Police Sentence Date Court (Street/City/Province) Offence Arresting Police Sentence Date Court (Street/City/Province) APPLICANT AUTHORIZATION You must answer all questions. 15. The information you provide in this application is collected under the authority of the Criminal Records Act for the purpose of processing your request for a record suspension. You have the right to the correction of, access to and protection of, your personal information under the Privacy Act. Personal information collected through the processing of your application will be stored in Personal Information Bank Number PBC PPU 010 and can be accessed and assessed for accuracy by sending a written request to the Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator, Parole Board of Canada, 410 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, ON K1A 0R1. Exempt personal information obtained from external partners in the course of processing this application cannot be provided upon request. You must sign and date this form to confirm the following: I understand that the information may be used in a record suspension decision, to conduct inquiries, and may be used in summary form for reporting, quality control, performance measurement, evaluation, research purposes and to establish an inventory of record suspensions. I grant permission for the disclosure of relevant personal information about me with justice system participants as defined in the Criminal Code, as may be deemed necessary for the purpose of the investigation related to this application and for the purpose of any record suspension decision. I certify that the statements made by me in this application are true and complete. Failure to sign this authorization will result in your application being returned to you as incomplete. Sign here: (Applicant s Signature) Date: PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012)

19 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Measurable Benefit/Sustained Rehabilitation Form Page 1 of 2 For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Attach additional pages if required. What is your full legal name? (You must also fill in your name and date of birth at the top of page 2 and any additional pages that you attach to this form.) Last Name: What is your date of birth? Given Name(s): Signature: 1. Clearly indicate how a record suspension would provide you with a measurable benefit and how it would sustain your rehabilitation into society as a law abiding citizen. 2. Describe all positive changes you have already made to improve your situation since your conviction. You may include supporting documents. Please turn this form over. Ú PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012) Parole Board of Canada Toll-free Info line

20 Parole Board of Canada Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada Protected when completed Measurable Benefit/Sustained Rehabilitation Form Page 2 of 2 For the purpose of a Record Suspension Application Please print clearly using blue or black ink. You must answer all questions. Attach additional pages if required. Indicate the full legal name and the date of birth of the applicant provided on the front of this form Full legal name: What is your date of birth? 3. Information on the offence(s). Describe the circumstances and how/why each of the offences was committed. 4. For all sexual offences, include the age of the victim. Provide official documentation if available. PBC/CLCC 0301E (2012)

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